Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-19
C MISCELLANY.

Bar silver in New York yesterday 94%.
A few unimportant cases were disposed OF
at the Police Court last night.
The County Commissioners are having
the famous Centerville cut fenced in.
During the last few days there has been a
marked increase of arrivals at the city
hotels.
Yesterday the Pollock shipped by the
Pacific express, five BARS OF bullion, worth
$8,l44.
Patents have been issued to A. Warten.
weller for the Angela and Louisa lode
CLAIMS, this district.
The marriage certificate of John H. Men.
adue and Mary A. Stride was filled in Pro-
bate Court yesterday.
One Shea was tried in Police Court last
night charged with vagrancy. He was
committed for thirty days.
Yesterday John w. Merrell filed affidavit
of annual labor on the St. Lawrence lode
claim, for Caleb E. Irvine.
The Silver Bow Water Co. are laying
pipes up Dublin Gulch, and the residents ol
that locality will soon be supplied with q
irst-class article.
Mr.. j. NJ. O'Neil, of the Mining Journal,
has received from Iowa the sad intelligence
vi VuC uC0Cu VI LIE Bl6UCl Mluulc, dU UuC
age OF 20 years.
The bullion shipment by Pacific Express
yesterday, consisting OF 8 bars from the
Lexington, worth $19,32S.
The Mining Journal says there are at
least fifty cases of fever in Walkerville and
Centerville, resulting from the infamous
condition OF the sewerage.
A marriage license was issued yesterday
to John Sullivan and Mary Sullivan.
Though OF the same name they have not
been related to each other.
The Teachers Institute OF . Oneida
November rs and 26. A very interesting
programme has been prepared.
The County Commissioners held Especial
session Monday and Tuesday, passing a
number OF accounts, and preparing specif-
cations Tor the bridges over the Big Hole
River.
While an old gentleman was standing
talking to the driver of Vaudeville bus,
on lower Main street last night, a passing
tough wantonly struck HIM a severe blow
over the eye.
The only deed recorded yesterday was the
sale OF H. S. Clark ct al. to John w. Swain
ct al. vi an undivided one-third interest in
the Gray Beard lode claim, this district:
consideration 500.
There is a saloon just opposite The
MINER office that is haunted by q band of
sweet singers, each of whom has a voice like
a double-barreled fog-horn. They usually
keep it up from 8 p. m. until the morning
hours.
Hermanson and O'Brlen, the convicted
burglars who were lying under sentence at
jail, were taken to the penitentiary YES
terday morning by Sheriff Lloyd. Herman
son was still somewhat weak from loss of
blood. but otherwise in fairly good condi-
ion.
A few days ago Shell Thompson,
at the Butte Reduction
Works. cut his hand slightly with a cupel.
Since that time the injured member has
become SO greatly swollen and inflamed
mat Mr. thompson has had to place him
sell under the care OF DR.. johnson.
Since the announcement of the arrest of
Frank Ward. the horse thief, a surprising
number OF people who have lost horses, |
sent the brands and descriptions to
Sheriff Lloyd, and still they come. The
thieves invariably selected the very best |
animals when they couldn't get all.
Hugh and Thos. Kemp were IN before
Police Magistrate Hamilton last night. to !
for creating a disturbance at the
J. I. restaurant. Hugh was fined SIS and
costs, and Thomas was discharged. They
ave entered a charge OF assault
against all the Cinnamon in the restau.
ant.
Yesterday morning at II O'Clock while
eugene Brown was working in the con.
'ertor department OF the Parrot works. he
net with a painful accident. He was prv.
ne open an air chamber, when his bar
letting him drop a distance of fifteen
breaking his left wrist and spraining
On Monday night Major Coutts of Scot.
md, entertained General Koch of THE
liner, at q sumptuous repast at the
Metropolitan restaurant. Some Of the
anne killed by the Major was served up in
arious styles, and the viands were
,ashed down by libations of the famous
Yellow Label"
On Tuesday night Mr.. Martin and Mr..
lodge, two diligence drivers, had an alter ;
atlon which resulted in Mr.. Dodge striking
If. Martin a powerful blow on the Jaw
case was tried before Justice Dinpevon :
esterday. and Mr.. Dodge. having pleaded
lilty, was fined $40, with the average 9
INNINGS. T.
On Sunday last DR.. M%ussigbrod met one 9
the patients of the Warm Springs asy.
m IN Butte, n brought him I'D to the
il. The man told the officers that he was
'ver crazy, and that DR.. M%ussigbrod had
ven hin $50 when he left the asylum. t
ne man was taken back to the asyIum I
.sterday by Sheriff Lloyd. who had to 90 =
to Deer Lodge with Hermanson and I
Brien. n